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Originally Posted by alastortenebris
Okay, native Windows commands (type) seem to work, but running applications (clean-css) don't, throwing a "stderr: b"'cleancss' is not recognized as an internal or external command,\r\noperable program or batch file.\r\n"" error.
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Try running the command from Windows command line (cmd.exe) using a test css file, and see whether you get the same error or not.
You might need to use the full path of the executable e.g "C:\\Program Files\\CleanCss\\CleanCss.exe", also make sure to double quote if the path contains spaces.
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Originally Posted by alastortenebris
On another note, in my quest to have a command that renames html files to xhtml (type {inputfile} > {outputfile}), if I don't arrange the ebook into folders first, the text files are removed from the spine.
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Not going to go there right now as this is not the intended use for this action. I actually have a plan for a mass renamer plugin that mimics Thunar File Manager renamer, and should integrate with Editor Chains, but it is not coming soon as I don't have the time right now.